The graduate seminar series occurs autumn, winter, and spring quarter. The seminars feature lectures on current research within the field of industrial and systems engineering. MSIE and Ph.D. students are required to register for the entire seminar series (3 credits total).
IND E 592 schedule
| Date | Speaker |
|---|---|
| January 4 |
Dr. Chaoyue Zhao, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington |
| January 11 |
Dr. Michael R Wagner, Operations Management, University of Washington |
| January 18 |
Dr. David Morton, Industrial Engineering & Management Sciences, Northwestern University Design of Covid-19 Staged Alert Systems to Ensure Healthcare Capacity with Minimal Closures |
| January 25 |
Dr. Linda Ng Boyle, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Allocation of Driver's Attention Given Increasingly Autonomous Vehicle Systems |
| February 1 |
Mr. Nick Terry, Ph.D. Student, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Adaptive Regression and Personalized Routing via Interactive Learning |
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February 8 Via zoom only |
Dr. Sarah Marie Coppola, Human Centered Design & Engineering, University of Washington Applying Sociotechnical Systems Models to Healthcare Technology Safety |
| February 15 |
Dr. Kevin Jamieson, Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington Instance Dependent Sample Complexity Bounds for Interactive Learning |
| February 22 |
Dr. Quoc Dung Cao, Research Data Scientist, Meta Platforms, Inc. |
| March 1 |
Dr. Cynthia Chen, Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Washington A General Methodology for Inferring Failure Spreading Dynamics in Networks |
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March 8 Via zoom only |
Dr. Anne Goodchild, Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Washington The Value of Real-Time Parking Information for Last Mile Delivery |